Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.

HkNltW VI lhE Ah'AhO nahhhis
CHICAGO, May l9.-The temper Of the crowd
was decidedly hearish ~ the opening Of
| Change to-day. Juno wheat, which after
break OF lc. yesterday, opened weak today Al
| n &C., and at once sold down a. Hlc. Inc
| crowd, with but few exceptions. sold freely.
some support was found az SAc., and nfteen
minutes after the start June wheat had roooy-
,red 90 sac. In their anxiety 20 break tho
market the crowd speedily sOlt themselves
short Il vas discovered after the first excite
mcnt had worn Itself away that tho clique
had purchascd large amounts u June wheat
around - &C. and S1Lc., and the crowd who
few minutes before were reckless sellers
wore anxious buyers June ran up from sfkc.
10 sic a. speedily asi had declined at the
opening. Before The advance OF the early
morning was stopped June wheat sold a. high
as -. G.. but for the remainder Of the session
it was about stationary nj sSasShc.. trading be-
ing fairly active. one u the bear features I'm
he market la the early morning WAS the an
nouncement Of &c. freigAtrate on
wheat from Minneapolis, which chssponei
Minneapolis wheat delivered here ny
p. per bushel. When the clique took hold,
lOwoyog this feature was forgotten. Tho an
ncunccuout OF seabOard clearancos Of 52j.0O
bushels OF wheat for yesterday was AN AID 10
tie advance Corn opened weak at i0'aaiO,sc.
for July and sold O. i0fac. Afterwards, IN SYM
patty with the wheat market Il recovered -
Ale. Al the close IL again sol1 down 10 fO36c.
for July, trading NJ that ngure being quito
heavy Unexpected large receipts ot hogs
MEu6 Iita MtUlo Mt+h ~ NV hli'hlNFs oNAy
ribs and LAID both started AZ ). lower-at
Tl7i5 for the former and $40 for the later.
However beiore midday they had both 81 leu
81 up In Sympathy with wheat aud corn, aaf
July ribs closed at SD aud July lard .!
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May 19-Cotton arm mid
ding. lie. Flour steady and nrm. Whest-
Southern lower; red. 95ag6c. amber, e6aTc.
western lower aud quiet; No. winter red,
O.. rar MN 40 lfIn - "A
8Ac: July, 93ig a93hc.; August, DiRayi &c.
COrn-Southern hrmer and quiet; white, 5ia
81. yellow. 52a5}c. weetern lower and dun;
mixed. June. a sai1kc. July, bhais'.c. oat,
easy Bnd quiet. sOuthorn qua Pennsylvania, SO
exc; western white. 5la39c.; western mixed,
8ia25c Rye firm NJ 5Sa60c. Provisions steady
with moderate demand. Coffee higher; lio
cargoes, ordinary 10 fair. isfsai9hc. Sugar
tirmer; 4 soft. 500: cOpper-renDei steady AZ
9Aaghc. NhisSey quiet al BIO. Other articles
unchanged. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer
quiet; cotton, ID. iour. Is. 3D.. grain, sa2iad.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May i9.-Flour steady. whoa
steady: No. . red. Sc Corn quiet. No
mixed. f2c. Oats stronger; No. mitei, Sic.
Pork duh AZ $3.50. Lard steady a. sS.55. Bulk
meats quiet; short-ribs ST. Bacon easy; short
ribs a.; clear. ssSh. Whisky irm al ii.os.
Hogs quiet.
ST. LOUIS. May l9.-Flour hrm And I'M
changed. Wheat higher; No. red, cash aud
May 50; June, sitasjc.. C0ru steady and
lewor: cash. asc June. s7a37 &C.. July. SKA
3Sc. Oats easy; cash, IKE. Nay, N,sc. June,
g7c. Whisky steady at si.05. Provisions quite.
unchanged. -
WILMINGTON, n. c., May i9-rurpenuns
nrm at l.Ec. Resin frm; strained, 49,.
good, e)c. lar hrm ~ ti.i7H. Crude turpen-
tine hrm; hard, sl.a yeIlow-dip, g.; virgin.
t23O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May ia.--Cotton-Gross receipts
6Js bales. FUTURES closed hrm; sales. eS.00J
bales; May. si0s6ssl0.SS: June. sl0g3asiO.ss:
July. sl0siasi0.95: August, si0.9'asl0.yo; sap
tewber. fl059asi06O; October, SIC. loasl0n;
November. s9.9iasa.g5; December, s92SassH;
January. S. Ssas929.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May .i9--Soor --Co,ton Bust
ness good at hardening rates: upiands,
5 l3-i5d.: Orleans, 1854. saies. 1900
bales; for speculation and export 3.oD
bales receipts, 5000 bales; American, $50
bales. Futures steady; May ana June,
SaI6id. June and July. 50-Sia5 Si-6ii. !;
July aud August, 5l.6ia5 52-6id. August and
September. s2-6isj 53-Sid. September and
October, 8 t3-5ia5 q. SD. October and Noyem-
Der. 58S-Gis5 f2-6id. November and December.
s06id.; september, S3-eta5 5iSid. Wheat
quiet and steady: demand fallen on: holders
offer moderately. C0ru quiet aud steady de-
mand poor. Lard-Prime western. Is %,
y. h->aics AusericAn. s,l'O pGc.s htys
S 5i-64d.. seller, May and June. 5i-6tt., sell-
er; June and July, 5i-eid, seller; July and
August a2-osd.. seller; August and septem-
Ter, 5S-64d.. seller; september and October,
s3-6ad., seller; October aud Nosenosr.
S 3e-6id., buyer; November and Decemoes,
S0-o4d. seller; september. Si.s,d.. seller.
Futures nrm. Good uplands. l5-ioi.; uplsnds.
Si1l6d.: low middling, ii-ied.; good orisna-
ry. lid; ordinary, sd; good Texas,
S iSi6i: Texas, iSisd.; low middiias.
| ALLIED; good ordinary, sI-ibst: ordinary,
5sd.: good Orleans, Si5-iod.; Orleans. 5i2iod.;
low micdling. 5 il-iod. good ordinary, 7.lst.:
ordinary. SD.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(keportsd for the Disps.chl
MAY ia-Jhe market continues quiet aaa
steady and transactions Light Prime. saS
sc. fancy, ~ common. saSc. shelled, bass I;
factory hand-pirked, SAsSac
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
[Reporssd for tho Dispstcn.l
MAY ia--Markst quiet bat steady q, quota
tons. sales aud receipts light Prime. ave. ;
extra prime, sAc. Fancy would bring . ffSr-
eou H-e.-.-.